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Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
reply to post by jeichelberg
As for where water vapour comes from - 1 tonne of jet fuel creates over 1 tonne of water vapour by combination of the hydrogen in the fuel with oxygen in the atmosphere.
Originally posted by Anoynymoose
Living in central Illinois here, you can see the trails in the sky every single day.
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Some symptoms I've noticed over the past month .....
Originally posted by ICEKOHLD
[the clouds] are extremely low and really fast moving. you can see the different layers moving, almost as though they are different "sheets" of sky. they all look darker than we are accustomed to. here's a couple pics that better show what i'm speaking of. i'm not calling these chemtrails or the result of chemtrails. all i'm saying is that these are not normal. i don't care what anyone expert on here tries to tell me. not even saying they are not natural. all i;m saying is that these are not natural and everyone around here is noticing it.
Originally posted by ICEKOHLD
sorry. these may not be the most conclusive pics but to those who have noticed them...you'll recognize these clouds...
in this pic...you can see the normal white clouds above the low gray clouds...edit on 12/1/11 by ICEKOHLD because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Anoynymoose
reply to post by ICEKOHLD
I must say them clouds look very normal to me... who is to say whats normal anymore though.
Originally posted by Gmoneycricket
reply to post by getreadyalready
All fuel vaporized and then burned with air has water as by-product,
smoke,exhaust etc. has water vapor also.
If I keep listening to you guys I am never going to make it to the 6th grade.
edit on 30-11-2011 by Gmoneycricket because: 5th grade spelling lol
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Uncinus and others -- help me out here...
...but I was under the impression that much (some?) of the vapor in the contrail was already in the air to begin with. Jet engines suck in a lot of air in front of it, compress that air, then shoot's it out the back.
My question is this: Does the contrail contain moisture that was already in the air before it got sucked into the front of the jet engine? If so, how much (percentage)?